WASHINGTON, D.C. State and local governments and the critical infrastructure they support are facing significant cyber attacks. In the last year, the state of Illinois, the city of Dallas, and the Los Angeles Unified School District have experienced cyber attacks that impacted their day-to-day operations over multiple weeks. Yet these same governments are often massively under-resourced to protect themselves. Join us as we explore what can be...

Join hundreds of cybersecurity leaders, practitioners and threat hunters who are singularly focused on improving their agencies’ cyber defenses with AI and new security capabilities at the Gov Threat Summit. Don’t miss the most important cybersecurity event of the year for government – live in Washington, D.C on March 19. Keynotes, sessions, networking, experts, demos and workshops will cover the following trends and topics:...

“SolarWinds Day: A Trusted Vision for Government IT” event will be held at District E on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. During the event, we’ll explore the crucial role of public-private partnerships in fortifying our nation's technological defenses, as well as share with you the SolarWinds Public Sector portfolio roadmap. Afterward, we hope you can join us for the Washington Wizards vs. Houston Rockets basketball game in the Capit...

Founded in 2011 by six industry and government professionals, Tech Tonic (formerly Cyber Smoke) is proud to return for its thirteenth year. On Thursday, March 14, join us at the Morton’s in Washington, D.C. for the most talked about and widely attended networking event in the Federal market. We invite you to socialize with fellow cyber professionals from across government and industry who make the tech ecosystem tick and go above and bey...

The 12th Annual Joint Civil and DoD CBRN Symposium will explore the continued efforts of the CBRN community to advance the defense, readiness, and response to current and emerging chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats. The 2024 Symposium will aim to advance an innovative, joint CBRN community essential to counter and defend the nation from CBRN events. Examples of CBRN events: 1995 Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack 2001 Anthrax Attac...

The Department of Defense is sponsoring the 2024 DoD Global Information Conference. This will be an annual conference for leaders and other professionals from within the Operations in the Information Environment (OIE) community, to provide a unique opportunity for experts from across the U.S. combatant commands, military departments, OSD components, industry, academia, government, allies, and partner nations to find common cause and promote th...

In an era of escalating cyber threats, a proactive approach is essential. This panel will highlight how zero trust principles can be augmented by comprehensive visibility and advanced analytics. By monitoring user behaviors, network traffic, and device activities, federal agencies can gain real-time insights into potential threats, swiftly detecting anomalies and unauthorized activities. This approach empowers agencies to respond promptly to s...

The age of artificial intelligence is here, and leveraging AI as a powerful decision making tool continues to be a strategic priority for the federal government. As agencies collect, analyze and disseminate more data, advancements in computing power, machine learning and automation provide unique opportunities to expand and improve mission delivery. AI has major implications across numerous disciplines, from building efficiencies and informing...

The EHLS program is a fully funded scholarship that offers training in advanced English and career skills for U.S. citizens who have a college degree and are native speakers of Chinese Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Persian Farsi, Korean, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Turkish, or Hausa. After the eight-month program at Georgetown University, participants are required to seek at least one-year of employment with the federal government. Join EHLS staff at the...

The EHLS program is a fully funded scholarship that offers training in advanced English and career skills for U.S. citizens who have a college degree and are native speakers of Chinese Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Persian Farsi, Korean, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Turkish, or Hausa. After the eight-month program at Georgetown University, participants are required to seek at least one-year of employment with the federal government. Join EHLS staff at the...